The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 44
... official . It was through this custom that the Chan- cellor was enabled to reject unsuitable persons , and gradually to supervise their organisation , but it was not till 1432 that the Principalship was limited to graduates , and not ...
... official . It was through this custom that the Chan- cellor was enabled to reject unsuitable persons , and gradually to supervise their organisation , but it was not till 1432 that the Principalship was limited to graduates , and not ...
Page 85
... officials , allowed the procedure to slip into trials before the consul alone . The whole practice was challenged and examined in the Joris Case , where a Belgian shot at the Sultan in Constantinople . It was apparent that wars and the ...
... officials , allowed the procedure to slip into trials before the consul alone . The whole practice was challenged and examined in the Joris Case , where a Belgian shot at the Sultan in Constantinople . It was apparent that wars and the ...
Page 97
... A memorandum of the agreement was sent to the sheriff - clerk ( the Scottish official corresponding to the registrar of the County Court ) for registration . The approved society with 7 NOTES ON RECENT CASES ( SCOTCH ) . 97.
... A memorandum of the agreement was sent to the sheriff - clerk ( the Scottish official corresponding to the registrar of the County Court ) for registration . The approved society with 7 NOTES ON RECENT CASES ( SCOTCH ) . 97.
Page 108
... official reporters and to the appointment , by James I , under the advice of Bacon , of Edward Writington and Thomas Hetley , barristers of Gray's Inn , as reporters in the Courts at Westminster at a salary of £ 100 a year apiece . In ...
... official reporters and to the appointment , by James I , under the advice of Bacon , of Edward Writington and Thomas Hetley , barristers of Gray's Inn , as reporters in the Courts at Westminster at a salary of £ 100 a year apiece . In ...
Page 116
... official recognition till about 1194 , the honour enjoyed some of the attributes of royalty under William shortly after the conquest and probably under his predecessor . With the charter of 1351 , however , the palatine jurisdiction in ...
... official recognition till about 1194 , the honour enjoyed some of the attributes of royalty under William shortly after the conquest and probably under his predecessor . With the charter of 1351 , however , the palatine jurisdiction in ...
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